Barnacle soup, and other stories from the west of Ireland

Barnacle soup, and other stories from the west of Ireland

by Josie Gray

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"Ireland is known throughout the world for its rich and vibrant storytelling. Josie Gray is a proud inheritor of this tradition, a yarn-spinner whose evocative and authentic stories are steeped in the rural west of Ireland community to which he belongs." "Beautifully crafted, subtly paced, and richly textured, Gray's stories vividly and affectionately bring to life a disparate cast of characters and recreate the fabric of their everyday lives. Disputes, laughter, courting, death, drink and general all-round skulduggery are the order of the day as Gray skillfully weaves together myth and fact, truth and near-truth."--BOOK JACKET.

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